Mötley Crüe paved the way for rock bands to push the envelope, and their oversized music and outrageous antics, provided the Los Angeles, CA group an epic 30 plus year run that saw them become the voice of a barely pubescent Generation X, the anointed high priests of backward-masking pentagram rock, pioneers of Hollywood glam, and the creators of MTV's first "power ballad." Too Fast For Love is the 1981 debut from a Hollywood club circuit Mötley Crüe and marked the beginning of the glam metal scene. Home to the potent and promising "Live Wire," the album offers an early look at the band's raw, powerful and gritty determination to take over rock & roll.